The "mandate of heaven" is a Chinese political and religious doctrine applying of the Emperor of China, or how they used to call the ruler of China: the "Son of Heaven" of their "Celestial Empire". Basically they believed that it was not required for a legitimate ruler to be of noble birth, but instead he would gain the right to rule based on the just and able performance of the rulers and their heirs, therefore if ever doing something immoral or unjust the ruler would lose the "mandate of heaven", the right to rule.
Answer: False, indentured servants usually work for a number of years then once they are finished working those amount of years, they can leave, even sometimes receiving one final pay.
